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Chronic Illness and Disability Grief Spill

Sun, Jun 28

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Zoom

This virtual group holds space for grief related to disability, chronic pain, chronic illness, and neurodivergence. Informed by the principles of Disability Justice and dedicated to nonpathologizing care, this space welcomes you to show up in your wholeness, however you are able.

Chronic Illness and Disability Grief Spill
Chronic Illness and Disability Grief Spill

When & Where

Jun 28, 2026, 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM PDT

Zoom

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Who

What

Grief often accompanies changes in our bodies whether due to age, injury, the impact of trauma, or something else entirely. Loss of health impacts our capacity, autonomy, identity, and relationships. Frequently misunderstood and under-recognized, living with chronic illness and disability requires abundant creativity and resilience, often at a tremendous cost. This too, we may need to grieve. Luckily, though our experiences are different, we are not alone. Where systems often fail us, community can offer the valuable resource of solidarity and care.


Amidst a dominant culture that seeks to optimize health, productivity, and efficiency, this group will intentionally slow things down and avoid rushing past our most vulnerable parts. Together, we will make room for the wide range of loss and grief experiences through open shares and collective presence. With simple prompts for reflection and the opportunity to share as you feel comfortable, facilitated by peers who experience disability or…



Tickets

  • Tickets

    We will honor tickets purchased for a later date if someone misses a session they've registered for due to chronic illness/disability

    From $0.00 to $30.00

    • $30.00

      +$0.75 ticket service fee

    • $15.00

      +$0.38 ticket service fee

    • $0.00

      +$0.00 ticket service fee

    Total

    $0.00

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    All grief is welcome here.

    All are welcome here.

    This is an LGBTQ+ and BIPOC-affirming place.

    The Grief House is not a replacement for skilled mental health care. We cannot provide acute crisis intervention. If you’re struggling to find the help you need, we are happy to offer referrals and suggest resources. If you feel like you might hurt yourself or someone else, help is available 24 hours a day from the National Suicide Hotline (1-800-273-8255) or by dialing or texting 988. If you are having a medical emergency, please dial 911.

    Finding Us

    Our spaces are open for gatherings & designated open house hours. 

    The Atlanta Grief House Nickerson Cottage at Legacy Park Decatur 500 S. Columbia Dr, Decatur, GA 30030 Notes on finding us: GPS will take you to the center of Legacy Park. The Nickerson Cottage is a stone building with raised bed gardens on the south side of Legacy Park's campus. If you enter campus through the south entrance it will be the first cottage you come to. You can park in any of the surrounding lots. If coming in the evening you will see the string lights on our front porch. Nickerson Cottage is largely wheelchair accessible.

    The Portland Grief House 7906 N Fessenden St, Portland, OR 97203 Notes on finding us: We are the green house on the corner of N Fessenden & N Allegheny Ave. Enter through the gate at the corner.

    Wilderings, operating as The Grief House, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN  84-4336786) and all donations are tax deductible. 

    The Grief House works on and serves communities on land that is the unceeded territory of the Muskogee, Cherokee and Creek peoples in Georgia and the Clackamas, Stl’pulmsh, Cayuse, Umatilla, Walla Walla and Siletz peoples in Oregon.

     

    We honor them as we live, work and serve grievers on these unceeded lands. 

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